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Berlin Thunder sign running back Simon Homadi

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Berlin Thunder continue to build their roster for the upcoming season with the signing of running back Simon Homadi. The Berlin franchise adds a player with five years of experience in European professional football.

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Homadi brings both experience and proven production to the Thunder backfield as the team continues its roster planning.

Five seasons of European experience

Over the past five seasons, Homadi played in the European League of Football. He spent his first four seasons with the Hamburg Sea Devils before joining the Munich Ravens.

During that time, he appeared in 52 games and recorded 1,132 rushing yards on 310 carries, along with six touchdowns.

Experience and quality for the offense

With his experience and consistent performances, Homadi adds depth and quality to the Berlin Thunder offense. His familiarity with the European game and his ability to contribute in the running game make him a valuable addition to the roster.

As Berlin Thunder continue to shape their team for the upcoming season, the signing of Simon Homadi strengthens the offensive unit with an experienced running back.

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